Method of Designing Cable Dome Structure Based on Bearing Whole Process Analysis

ABSTRACT

A method of designing a cable dome structure based on a cable dome bearing whole process analysis. The cable dome bearing whole process has three stages comprising a ridge cable relaxation, a ring cable yield and a structure failure.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation application of Patent CooperationTreaty Application No. CN2013/073731, filed on Apr. 3, 2013, whichclaims priority to and the benefit of the filing of China PatentApplication Ser. No. 201210095739.6, filed on Apr. 4, 2012, and thespecification and claims thereof are incorporated herein by reference.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a field of pre-stress steel structure,more particularly, relates to a method of designing a cable domestructure.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

A cable dome structure relates to new material, new technology and newprocess, and has a reasonable stress characteristics and high structureefficiency. Thereby, the cable dome structure is one of modernarchitecture systems that can epitomize advanced material, design andconstruction technology level in modern architecture.

As shown in FIG. 1, the cable dome mainly is composed of four partscomprising a continuous tension cable net, a compression support bar 5,a middle tension ring 6, and a peripheral compression ring truss (notshown), wherein the continuous tension cable net is composed of a ridgecable 2, a slope cable 4 and a ring cable 3. In FIG. 1, a control pointis indicated by 1. The cable dome structure may further comprise a cablemembrane sub-structure (not shown), the cable membrane sub-structure maycomprise a membrane tensioned on the ridge cable and a valley cableprovided between radial ridge cables. The prestressing force is appliedso that all cables in the continuous tension cable net are tensioned andcan bear the designed load. Thereby, the continuous tension cable net isthe main force bearing member of the cable dome structure, and embodiesan advanced structural mechanics concept of a continuous tension ocean.

In the prior art, the design of the cable dome structure is only limitedto an elastic design stage mainly comprising member elasticity bearingcapacity design and small system deformation capacity design. Duringdesigning in the prior, however, it is still blind and random todetermine design indexes of the cable dome structure.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

According to an object of the present invention, there is provided amethod of determining design indexes of a cable dome structure based ona bearing whole process. The bearing whole process means a whole processof gradually loading the structure from an initial state, where thestructure bears only self weight and an initial prestressing force ofcable, until the structure is damaged.

In an exemplary embodiment, based on load-mechanical responsecharacteristics of three stages, ridge cable relaxation-ring cableyield-structure failure, in the cable dome bearing whole process,obtaining a system elastic bearing capacity coefficient, a system stablebearing capacity coefficient and a system deformation capacitycoefficient. In this way, it provides scientific basis and method fordetermining the design indexes of the cable dome structure. Please benoted that the stage of ridge cable relaxation means a condition where atension stressing force on the ridge cable is equal to 0 Mpa; the stageof ring cable yield means a condition where a stressing force on thering cable without obvious yield point, for example, a high strengthsteel strand, goes beyond 0.8 times of the yield stressing force of it(please be noted that even if there is no obvious yield point, a nominalyield point also can be calculated), as for the ring cable with obviousyield point, it corresponds to an inflection point, for example, a pointP_(y)*=6.5 in FIG. 7.

The present invention provides a method of designing a cable domestructure, wherein the cable dome comprising a ridge cable and a ringcable, and the method comprising steps of: gradually loading the cabledome in a computer simulation or a model test, so that the cable dome issubjected to a bearing whole process having three stages comprising aridge cable relaxation, a ring cable yield and a structure failure.

According to an aspect of the present invention, the method comprisingsteps of:

(1) by taking the ridge cable relaxation as a determination condition,calculating a system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K;

(2) by taking the ring cable yield as a determination condition,calculating a system yield load coefficient P_(y)* and a system yielddeformation coefficient D_(y)*;

(3) by taking the structure failure as a determination condition,calculating a cable dome system failure load coefficient 1 ³,, and asystem ultimate deformation coefficient D_(u);

(4) obtaining a system strength safety coefficient λ_(P) , a systemdeformation ductility safety coefficient λ_(D), a system deformationcoefficient allowable value [D], and a load coefficient P_([D])corresponding to the system deformation coefficient allowable value [D];

(5) calculating a system stable bearing capacity coefficient P^(λ) ofthe cable dome based on an expression: P_(λ)=min {P_(y)*, P_(u)/λ_(P),P_([D])}, and calculating a system deformation capacity coefficientD_(λ) of the cable dome based on an expression:

D _(λ)=min{D _(y)*,D _(u)/λ_(D) ,[D]}.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the methodcomprising steps of:

(1) by taking the ridge cable relaxation as a determination condition,calculating a system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K;

(3) by taking the structure failure as a determination condition,calculating a cable dome system failure load coefficient P_(u) and asystem ultimate deformation coefficient D_(u);

(4) obtaining a system strength safety coefficient λ_(P), a systemdeformation ductility safety coefficient λ_(D) , a system deformationcoefficient allowable value [D], and a load coefficient P_([D])corresponding to the system deformation coefficient allowable value [D];

(5) calculating a system stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ) ofthe cable dome based on an expression: P_(λ)=min{P_(u)/λ_(P),P_([D])};and calculating a system deformation capacity coefficient D_(λ) of thecable dome based on an expression: D_(λ)=min{D_(u)/λ_(D), [D]}.

Optionally, the above method may further comprise steps of:

(6) conducting a material mechanics test on the cable in laboratory toobtain an elastic modulus, a yield strength, a ultimate strength, and alinear expansivity of material, conducting a mechanics test on a jointof the cable and a cable clamp in laboratory to obtain a frictioncoefficient and a restraint stiffness of the joint;

(7) based on a computer simulation or a model test, obtaining a relationbetween a system load coefficient and a cable force in a bearing wholeprocess and a relation between the system load coefficient and a systemdeformation capacity in the bearing whole process,

wherein:

in the step (1), based on a relation between the system load coefficientand a ridge cable stressing force, calculating the system elasticbearing capacity coefficient K;

in the step (2), based on a relation between the system load coefficientand a ring cable stressing force, calculating the system yield loadcoefficient P_(y)* and the system yield deformation coefficient D_(y)*;

in the step (3), based on a relation between the system load coefficientand the system deformation capacity, calculating the cable dome systemfailure load coefficient P_(u) and the system ultimate deformationcoefficient D_(u).

In an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the cable domestructure bearing whole process analysis is achieved by a computersimulation analysis, and wherein based on a test result obtained in thestep (6), setting the material model of the cable dome structure as anonlinear model; based on the test result obtained in the step (6),considering an effect of a pre-stress loss of the cable and the cableclamp joint restraint stiffness in a calculation model, and consideringthe cable dome structure system geometrical nonlinearity in calculation;conducting the analysis in a soft ware of ANSYS, and adopting anonlinear iteration strategy for the calculation. A calculation processmatrix equation of the nonlinear iteration strategy is expressed asfollows:

[K _(n,i) ^(T) ]{Δu _(i) }={F _(n) ^(a) }−{F _(n,i)}

wherein

[K_(n,i) ^(T)] is a tangential stiffness matrix of i^(th) iteration stepin n^(th) load step;

{F_(n) ^(a)} is a load vector of n^(th) load step;

{F_(n,i)} is a restoring force vector of ith iteration step in nth loadstep;

{Δui} is a displacement increment of ith iteration step.

Alternatively, in the above method, during designing the cable domestructure, simultaneously controlling the system elastic bearingcapacity coefficient K, the system stable bearing capacity coefficientP_(λ) and the system deformation capacity coefficient D^(λ).

Alternatively, in the step (1) of the above method, gradually loadingthe cable dome structure until K times of design load is applied on thecable dome.

With the technology solution of the present invention, relations amongparameters, such as a system stable bearing capacity, a systemdeformation capacity and cable stressing forces (for example, stressingforces in the ridge cable, the ring cable and the slope cable), in threestages comprising the ridge cable relaxation, the ring cable yield andthe structure failure have been analyzed during designing the cable domestructure, that is, load-mechanical response characteristics of thethree stages, ridge cable relaxation-ring cable yield-structure failure,in the cable dome bearing whole process is analyzed. In this way, itconsiders not only a basic safety design requirements on the cable domestructure, but also considers a safety margin beyond safety designstandard. Furthermore, there is also provided a method of determiningthree control index coefficients for the cable dome structure systemsafety design based on the bearing whole process.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The above and other features of the present invention will become moreapparent by describing in detail exemplary embodiments thereof withreference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

FIG. 1 is an illustrative structure view of a cable dome structure inthe prior art;

FIG. 2 is a flow chart of a method of determining a cable dome structuredesign indexes based on a bearing whole process according to anexemplary embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is an illustrative view of a load-mechanical responsecharacteristics nonlinear iteration process of a structure bearing wholeprocess according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention,wherein, horizontal ordinate U indicates a displacement, verticalordinate F indicates a restoring force, underhorn reference i indicatesthe i^(th) step in the iteration process, F^(a) is a target load;

FIG. 4 is a curve graph indicating a relation between a system loadcoefficient P and a ridge cable stressing force a according to anexemplary embodiment of the present invention, wherein, horizontalordinate a indicates a ridge cable stressing force, vertical ordinatesystem load coefficient P is a ratio of a cable dome system load to anexternal load, that is, a load multiple applied on the structure duringthe bearing whole process analysis;

FIG. 5 is a curve graph indicating a relation between a system loadcoefficient P and a deformation coefficient D according to an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention, wherein, horizontal ordinatedeformation coefficient D is a ratio of a cable dome system verticaldeformation to a span, the curve of FIG. 5 is called as P-D curve,P_(u), D_(u) indicate a system failure load coefficient and a systemultimate deformation coefficient, respectively, P_(y)*, D_(y)* indicatea cable dome system yield load coefficient and a system yielddeformation coefficient, respectively, P_(D1/40), D_(1/40) indicate asystem load coefficient and a system deformation coefficient as thedeformation is equal to 1/40 of structure span, respectively;

FIG. 6 is a curve graph indicating a relation between a system loadcoefficient and a ridge cable stressing force according to an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention, wherein, a curve a indicates aninner ridge cable stressing force calculated based on double nonlinearanalysis, a curve b indicates a middle ridge cable stressing forcecalculated based on double nonlinear analysis, a curve c indicates anouter ridge cable stressing force calculated based on double nonlinearanalysis;

FIG. 7 is a curve graph indicating a relation between a system loadcoefficient and a ring cable stressing force according to an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention, wherein, a curve a indicates amiddle ring cable stressing force calculated based on double nonlinearanalysis, a curve b indicates an outer ring cable stressing forcecalculated based on double nonlinear analysis; and

FIG. 8 is a curve graph indicating a relation between a system loadcoefficient and a displacement according to an exemplary embodiment ofthe present invention, wherein, a curve a indicates a displacement in adirection of Ux of a control point calculated based on double nonlinearanalysis, a curve b indicates a displacement in a direction of Uy of acontrol point calculated based on double nonlinear analysis, a curve cindicates a displacement in a direction of Uz of a control pointcalculated based on double nonlinear analysis.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION

Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure will be describedhereinafter in detail with reference to the attached drawings, whereinthe like reference numerals refer to the like elements. The presentdisclosure may, however, be embodied in many different forms and shouldnot be construed as being limited to the embodiment set forth herein;rather, these embodiments are provided so that the present disclosurewill be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the concept of thedisclosure to those skilled in the art.

The present invention provides a method of designing a cable domestructure. The cable dome comprises a ridge cable and a ring cable. Themethod comprises step of: gradually loading the cable dome in a computersimulation or a model test, so that the cable dome is subjected to abearing whole process having three stages comprising a ridge cablerelaxation, a ring cable yield and a structure failure.

In the present invention, different from the design in the prior art,relations among parameters, such as a system stable bearing capacity, asystem deformation capacity and cable stressing forces (for example,stressing forces in the ridge cable, the ring cable and the slopecable), in three stages comprising the ridge cable relaxation, the ringcable yield and the structure failure have been analyzed duringdesigning the cable dome structure, that is, load-mechanical responsecharacteristics of the three stages, ridge cable relaxation-ring cableyield-structure failure, in the cable dome bearing whole process isanalyzed. In this way, it considers not only a basic safety designrequirements on the cable dome structure, but also considers a safetymargin beyond safety design standard.

Hereafter, it will describe the method of designing the cable domestructure based on the bearing whole process with reference to FIGS.1-8. The method comprises steps of:

(1) by taking the ridge cable 2 relaxation as a determination condition,calculating a system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K. FIG. 4 is acurve graph indicating a relation between a system load coefficient Pand a ridge cable stressing force a according to an exemplary embodimentof the present invention, wherein, horizontal ordinate σ indicates aridge cable stressing force, vertical ordinate system load coefficient Pis a ratio of a cable dome system load to an external load, that is, aload multiply applied on the structure during the bearing whole processanalysis. A curve inflection point can be seen, and the cable dome is inan approximate elastic bearing zone before the curve inflection point isoccurred. The mechanical properties of the cable dome have significantchanges once the curve inflection point is occurred, and thus theinternal force is redistributed. Thereby, the inflection point isdefined as the cable dome system elastic bearing capacity coefficient Kand referred as a design index.

(2) by taking the ring cable 3 yield as a determination condition,calculating a system yield load coefficient P_(y)* and a system yielddeformation coefficient D_(y)*. For example, FIG. 5 is a curve graphindicating a relation between a system load coefficient P and adeformation coefficient D according to an exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention, wherein, horizontal ordinate deformation coefficientD is a ratio of a cable dome system vertical deformation to a span, thecurve of FIG. 5 is called as P-D curve, P_(u), D_(u) indicate a systemfailure load coefficient and a system ultimate deformation coefficient,respectively, P_(y)*, D_(y)* indicate a cable dome system yield loadcoefficient and a system yield deformation coefficient, respectively,P_(D1/40), D_(1/40) indicate a system load coefficient and a systemdeformation coefficient as the deformation is equal to 1/40 of structurespan, respectively. It can be seen from natural characteristics of thecable dome, the ring cable 3 has a nominal yield point, that is, theinflection point of FIG. 5, thereby, the system yield load coefficientP_(y)* and the system yield deformation coefficient D_(y)* are defined.

(3) by taking the structure failure as a determination condition,calculating a cable dome system failure load coefficient P_(u) and asystem ultimate deformation coefficient D_(u). For example, based on thecurve of FIG. 5, the cable dome system failure load coefficient P_(u)and the system ultimate deformation coefficient D_(u) can be obtained.

(4) obtaining a system strength safety coefficient λ_(P), a systemdeformation ductility safety coefficient λ_(D), a system deformationcoefficient allowable value [D], and a load coefficient P_([D])corresponding to the system deformation coefficient allowable value [D];

(5) calculating a system stable bearing capacity coefficient P^(λ) ofthe cable dome based on an expression: P_(λ)=min{P_(y)*,P_(u)/λ_(P),P_([D])}, and calculating a system deformationcapacity coefficient D_(λ) of the cable dome based on an expression:

D _(λ)=min{D_(y)*,D_(u)/λ_(D),[D]}.

Optionally, in a case where the ring cable does not have a yield point(or the yield point cannot be obtained), the above step (2) can beomitted. Correspondingly, in the step (5), the system stable bearingcapacity coefficient P^(λ) of the cable dome is calculated based on anexpression: P_(λ)=min{P_(u)/λ_(P),P_([D])}, and the system deformationcapacity coefficient D_(λ) of the cable dome is calculated based on anexpression: D_(λ)=min{D_(u)/λ_(D), [D]}.

The system stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ), the systemdeformation capacity coefficient D_(λ) and the system elastic bearingcapacity coefficient K may be used as three indexes of designing thecable dome structure.

Optionally, the above method may further comprise steps of:

(6) conducting a material mechanics test on the cable in laboratory toobtain an elastic modulus (E_(s)), a yield strength (f_(y)), a ultimatestrength (f_(u)), and a linear expansivity of material (a), conducting amechanics test on a joint of the cable and a cable clamp in laboratoryto obtain a friction coefficient (u) and a restraint stiffness (k) ofthe joint;

(7) based on a computer simulation or a model test, obtaining a relationbetween a system load coefficient and a cable force in a bearing wholeprocess and a relation between the system load coefficient and a systemdeformation capacity,

wherein:

in the step (1), based on a relation between the system load coefficientand a ridge cable stressing force, calculating the system elasticbearing capacity coefficient K;

in the step (3), based on a relation between the system load coefficientand the system deformation capacity, calculating the cable dome systemfailure load coefficient P_(u) and the system ultimate deformationcoefficient D_(u).

In an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the cable domestructure loading whole process analysis is achieved by a computersimulation analysis, and wherein based on a test result obtained in thestep (6), setting the material model of the cable dome structure as anonlinear model; based on the test result obtained in the step (6),considering an effect of a pre-stress loss of the cable and the cableclamp joint restraint stiffness in a calculation model, and consideringthe cable dome structure system geometrical nonlinearity in calculation;conducting the analysis in a soft ware of ANSYS, and adopting anonlinear iteration strategy for the calculation. A calculation processmatrix equation of the nonlinear iteration strategy is expressed asfollows:

[K _(n,i) ^(T) ]{Δu _(i) }={F _(n) ^(a) }−{F _(n,i)}

wherein

[K_(n,i) ^(T)] is a tangential stiffness matrix of i^(th) iteration stepin n^(th) load step;

{F_(n) ^(a)} is a load vector of n^(th) load step;

{F_(n,i)} is a restoring force vector of i^(th) iteration step in n^(th)load step;

{Δu_(i)} is a displacement increment of i^(th) iteration step.

Optionally, in the above method, during designing the cable domestructure, simultaneously controlling the system elastic bearingcapacity coefficient K, the system stable bearing capacity coefficientP_(λ) and the system deformation capacity coefficient D_(λ).

Optionally, in the step (1) of the above method, gradually loading thecable dome structure until K times of design load is applied on thecable dome.

Hereafter, it will further describe in detail the method and itsapplication of the present invention by an engineering example.

Engineering example: cable dome structure engineering

FIG. 1 shows a cable dome structure. At periphery of the cable dome,there is provided a truss configuration formed by intersecting largespan steel pipes (not shown) which are radially arranged. At the centerof the cable dome, there is provided a rib ring type cable domeconfiguration having a span of 71.2 m and a vector height of 5.5 m, 20radial ridge cables 2 and 2 ring cables 3.

Step (1):

conducting a material mechanics test on the cable in laboratory toobtain an elastic modulus E_(s)=1.9×10⁵ MPa, a (nominal) yield strengthf_(y)=1330 MPa, a ultimate strength f_(u)=1670 MPa, and a linearexpansivity α=1.2×10⁻⁵/, conducting a mechanics test on a joint of thecable and a cable clamp in laboratory to obtain a friction coefficientand a restraint stiffness of the joint, and 3% of loss is consideredduring calculation.

Step (2):

Conducting the cable dome structure bearing whole process analysis, andbased on a test result in the laboratory, setting the material model ofthe cable dome structure as a nonlinear model; considering an effect ofa pre-stress loss of the cable and the cable clamp joint restraintstiffness in a calculation model; and conducting the analysis in a software of ANSYS, and adopting a nonlinear iteration strategy for thecalculation.

Step (3):

Based on the calculation of the bearing whole process of step (2), FIG.6 is obtained. That is, applying K times of design load on the cabledome, and taking the ridge cable relaxation as the determinationcondition, a proper system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K=1.5 iscalculated. The ridge cable is divided into an inner ridge cable, amiddle ridge cable and an outer ridge cable by a compression supportbar. FIG. 6 shows the relation curves of load coefficient-ridge cablestressing force of these ridge cables.

Based on the calculation of the bearing whole process of step (2), FIGS.7 and 8 are obtained. That is, taking the ring cable yield as thedetermination condition, the system yield load coefficient P_(y)* andthe system yield deformation coefficient D_(y)* of the cable dome arecalculated.

Based on the bearing whole process analysis, it may obtain the systemyield load coefficient P_(y)*=6.5 and the system yield deformationcoefficient D_(y)*=1/42 when the outer ring cable is yielded.

Taking the structure failure as the determination condition, based onthe bearing whole process analysis, it may obtain the cable dome systemfailure load coefficient P_(u)=12 and the system ultimate deformationcoefficient D_(u)=1/13.

Step (4):

The system strength safety coefficient λ_(P) is set to be larger than orequal to 1.2 and less than or equal to 1.5. In this engineering example,the system strength safety coefficient λ_(P) is equal to 1.5. The systemdeformation ductility safety coefficient λ^(D) is set to be larger thanor equal to 1.2 and less than or equal to 1.8. In this engineeringexample, the system deformation ductility safety coefficient λ_(D) isequal to 1.8. The system deformation coefficient allowable value [D] isset to be in a range of 1/30˜1/50. In this engineering example, thesystem deformation coefficient allowable value [D] is equal to 1/40. Theload coefficient P_([D]) corresponding to the system deformationcoefficient allowable value [D] is equal to 6.6.

Based on the indexes obtained in the above steps, it can obtain thesystem stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ) and the systemdeformation capacity coefficient D_(λ):

P _(λ)=min{6.5, 8.2, 6.6}=6.5

D _(λ)=min{1/42, 1/21.42, 1/40}=1/42

In sum, it can obtain the method of designing the cable dome structureof this engineering example based on the bearing whole process, moreparticularly, the method of determining the design indexes of the cabledome structure. In this engineering example, the system elastic bearingcapacity coefficient K is determined to be equal to 1.5, the systemstable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ) is determined to be equal to6.5, system deformation capacity coefficient P_(λ) determined to beequal to 1/42.

Although several exemplary embodiments have been shown and described, itwould be appreciated by those skilled in the art that various changes ormodifications may be made in these embodiments without departing fromthe principles and spirit of the disclosure, the scope of which isdefined in the claims and their equivalents.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method of designing a cable dome structure,wherein the cable dome comprises a ridge cable and a ring cable, and themethod comprises the steps of: gradually loading the cable dome in acomputer simulation or a model test, so that the cable dome is subjectedto a bearing whole process having three stages comprising a ridge cablerelaxation, a ring cable yield and a structure failure.
 2. The methodaccording to claim 1, additionally comprising the steps of: (1) bytaking the ridge cable relaxation as a determination condition,calculating a system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K; (2) bytaking the ring cable yield as a determination condition, calculating asystem yield load coefficient P_(y)* and a system yield deformationcoefficient D_(y)*; (3) by taking the structure failure as adetermination condition, calculating a cable dome system failure loadcoefficient P_(u) and a system ultimate deformation coefficient D_(u);(4) obtaining a system strength safety coefficient λ_(P), a systemdeformation ductility safety coefficient λ_(D), a system deformationcoefficient allowable value [D], and a load coefficient P_([D])corresponding to the system deformation coefficient allowable value [D];and (5) calculating a system stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ)of the cable dome based on an expression: P_(λ)=min{P_(y)*,P_(u)/λ_(P),P_([D])}, and calculating a system deformationcapacity coefficient D_(λ) of the cable dome based on an expression:D_(λ)=min{D_(y)*,D_(u)/λ_(D),[D]}.
 3. The method according to claim 2,further comprising the steps of: (6) conducting a material mechanicstest on the cable in laboratory to obtain an elastic modulus, a yieldstrength, a ultimate strength, and a linear expansivity of material,conducting a mechanics test on a joint of the cable and a cable clamp inlaboratory to obtain a friction coefficient and a restraint stiffness ofthe joint; and (7) based on a computer simulation or a model test,obtaining a relation between a system load coefficient and a cable forceand a relation between the system load coefficient and a systemdeformation capacity in the bearing whole process, wherein: in the step(1), based on a relation between the system load coefficient and a ridgecable stressing force, calculating the system elastic bearing capacitycoefficient K; in the step (2), based on a relation between the systemload coefficient and a ring cable stressing force, calculating thesystem yield load coefficient P_(y)* and the system yield deformationcoefficient D_(y)*; and in the step (3), based on a relation between thesystem load coefficient and the system deformation capacity, calculatingthe cable dome system failure load coefficient P_(u) and the systemultimate deformation coefficient D_(u).
 4. The method according to claim1, additionally comprising the steps of: (1) by taking the ridge cablerelaxation as a determination condition, calculating a system elasticbearing capacity coefficient K; (2) by taking the structure failure as adetermination condition, calculating a cable dome system failure loadcoefficient P_(u) and a system ultimate deformation coefficient D_(u);(3) obtaining a system strength safety coefficient λ_(P), a systemdeformation ductility safety coefficient λ_(D), a system deformationcoefficient allowable value [D], and a load coefficient P_([D])corresponding to the system deformation coefficient allowable value [D];and (4) calculating a system stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ)of the cable dome based on an expression:P_(λ)=min{P_(u)/λ_(P),P_([D])}, and calculating a system deformationcapacity coefficient D_(λ) of the cable dome based on an expression:D_(λ)=min{D_(u)/λ_(D),[D]}.
 5. The method according to claim 4, furthercomprising the steps of: (5) conducting a material mechanics test on thecable in laboratory to obtain an elastic modulus, a yield strength, aultimate strength, and a linear expansivity of material, conducting amechanics test on a joint of the cable and a cable clamp in laboratoryto obtain a friction coefficient and a restraint stiffness of the joint;and (6) based on a computer simulation or a model test, obtaining arelation between a system stable bearing capacity and a cable force anda relation between the system stable bearing capacity and a systemdeformation capacity in the bearing whole process, wherein: in the step(1), based on a relation between the system load coefficient and a ridgecable stressing force, calculating the system elastic bearing capacitycoefficient K; and in the step (2), based on a relation between thesystem load coefficient and the system deformation capacity, calculatingthe cable dome system failure load coefficient P_(u) and the systemultimate deformation coefficient D_(u).
 6. The method according to claim2, wherein during designing the cable dome structure, simultaneouslycontrolling the system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K, thesystem stable bearing capacity coefficient P^(λ) and the systemdeformation capacity coefficient D_(λ).
 7. The method according to claim3, wherein during designing the cable dome structure, simultaneouslycontrolling the system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K, thesystem stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ) and the systemdeformation capacity coefficient D_(λ).
 8. The method according to claim4, wherein during designing the cable dome structure, simultaneouslycontrolling the system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K, thesystem stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ) and the systemdeformation capacity coefficient D_(λ).
 9. The method according to claim5, wherein during designing the cable dome structure, simultaneouslycontrolling the system elastic bearing capacity coefficient K, thesystem stable bearing capacity coefficient P_(λ) and the systemdeformation capacity coefficient D_(λ).
 10. The method according toclaim 3, wherein the cable dome structure bearing whole process analysisis achieved by a computer simulation analysis, and wherein based on atest result obtained in the step (6), setting the material model of thecable dome structure as a nonlinear model; based on the test resultobtained in the step (6), considering an effect of a pre-stress loss ofthe cable and the cable clamp joint restraint stiffness in a calculationmodel, and considering the cable dome structure system geometricalnonlinearity in calculation; conducting the analysis in a soft ware ofANSYS, and adopting a nonlinear iteration strategy for the calculation.11. The method according to claim 5, wherein the cable dome structurebearing whole process analysis is achieved by a computer simulationanalysis, and wherein based on a test result obtained in the step (6),setting the material model of the cable dome structure as a nonlinearmodel; based on the test result obtained in the step (6), considering aneffect of a pre-stress loss of the cable and the cable clamp jointrestraint stiffness in a calculation model, and considering the cabledome structure system geometrical nonlinearity in calculation;conducting the analysis in a soft ware of ANSYS, and adopting anonlinear iteration strategy for the calculation.
 12. The methodaccording to claim 10, wherein a calculation process matrix equation ofthe nonlinear iteration strategy is expressed as follows:[K _(n,i) ^(T) ]{Δu _(i) }={F _(n) ^(a) }−{F _(n,i)} wherein [K_(n,i)^(T)] is a tangential stiffness matrix of i^(th) iteration step inn^(th) load step; {F_(n) ^(a)} is a load vector of n^(th) load step;{F_(n,i)} is a restoring force vector of i^(th) iteration step in n^(th)load step; {Δu_(i)} is a displacement increment of i^(th) iterationstep.
 13. The method according to claim 11, wherein a calculationprocess matrix equation of the nonlinear iteration strategy is expressedas follows:[K _(n,i) ^(T) ]{Δu _(i) }={F _(n) ^(a) }−{F _(n,i)} wherein [K_(n,i)^(T)] is a tangential stiffness matrix of i^(th) iteration step inn^(th) load step; {F_(n) ^(a)} is a load vector of n^(th) load step;{F_(n,i)} is a restoring force vector of i^(th) iteration step in n^(th)load step; {Δu_(i)} is a displacement increment of i^(th) iterationstep.
 14. The method according to claim 2, wherein in the step (1),gradually loading the cable dome structure until K times of design loadis applied on the cable dome.
 15. The method according to claim 2,wherein the system strength safety coefficient λ_(P) is set to be largerthan or equal to 1.2 and less than or equal to 1.5.
 16. The methodaccording to claim 2, wherein the system deformation ductility safetycoefficient λ_(D) s set to be larger than or equal to 1.2 and less thanor equal to 1.8.